In Jira Service Desk, I have an agent who is unable to edit a custom field, that is in the edit screen, but his team mates can edit the field.
When he goes into the edit screen, the screen itself just hangs (show the rotating symbol), or he can edit the field, clicks update and nothing, the edit screen just stays visible and nothing changes.
I have impersonated him from my remote laptop and I get the same issue as him.
I have checked the roles and permissions and he is in the same groups as his team mates, and they are not having the issue.
Any ideas why his login is getting this issue
Thanks
That sounds like a bug, potentially linked to that particular user.
I guess this is not a browser cache "error" since you have replicated this problem with another computer. And I assume this happens on different issues in different projects (i.e. different schemas).
You could try "Permission Helper" (if you have not already) to verify you former finding that this user should have Edit Issue permissions.
Another idea is to delete this user and create slightly different again, but that user might have assigned issues, logged hours, etc.
HTH,
KGM
Thank you for your reply. I had completely forgotten about permission helper, still a new admin lol :-)
The user has all the correct rights, yes they tried on 3 browsers, cleared cache etc, and I tried on my computer from a different location.
And yes happens on all tickets.
Unfortunately cannot delete the user as we create our users in AD and then sync them accross.
I will raise a ticket with our partners who created the project for us, and see if they can find a reason for this
Thanks again for your reply
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Glad to be of some help, you are very welcome. Sorry you are having this problem. Hope you get a resolution soon. Please post it here, if it was not a bug :)
KGM
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